Being unimaginative boys, they called themselves "The Eagles" and "The Rattlers" but as--what happened was, being separated they developed distinctive cultures.

这些没什么想象力的小男孩就把队伍取名为,“老鹰”和“响尾蛇”,接着，分组以后,他们就形成了各自的文化。

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But despite the fact that the assortment is random, the division is random, cultures begin to emerge.

尽管这些分组是随机的，分队是随机的，但文化形成了。

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So I guess, by doing this we kind of create a culture where people just talk to each other about stuff and get what each other is thinking more clearly than they would if the organization is more bureaucratic or if like people wouldn't be heard.

这样一来,公司的文化也就形成了,人们可以自由交谈,在Facebook比在,官僚机构,或者比在个人观点不被重视的地方,能更好地了解彼此的想法。

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So, these groups developed different cultures.

两队形成了不同的文化。

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